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The Locator posted:1/2" utility grade galvanized strand guy wire has a minimum breaking strength of 25,000 lbs. Nice! 
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Yesterday afternoon I found a random kid about 12 years old wandering around in our warehouse building. How he made it through the gates or through security at the front office I'll be damned. And of course he was playing Pokemon Go. I found him just as he caught one, he was so delighted and happily told me what he caught (I don't remember what it was). Oh and an update from an incident at work a month or so ago - still a grand total of ZERO First Aid Kits purchased. The only one available is the one I personally bought and maintain.
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Humphreys posted:The only one available is the one I personally bought and maintain. I'd be wary of this, if the company's lawyers hear that about the first aid Kit they might try to hold you liable if someone has an incident and files for worker comp
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http://youtu.be/MTw2PnnXxs0 I think working around the exposed shaft worries me more than the guy standing next to the (albeit insulated) 4160V stator circuit. http://youtu.be/Z8x67uD4zhE "Whoever here is the newest guy has to grab the Class-C extinguisher and put the fire out." Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 03:59 on Jul 30, 2016 |
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Sentient Data posted:I'd be wary of this, if the company's lawyers hear that about the first aid Kit they might try to hold you liable if someone has an incident and files for worker comp You're probably right, but I cannot in good conscious take it home incase it COULD help someone. It's the one I bought in protest of inadequate supplies after I was injured at work - big honking sign on it stating it's supplied by me because management will not.
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Never lift. That's right.
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yeah but also nail the dumbass in the door
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your poster bot is acting up and posting in the wrong threads you should try turning it off and on again
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I can hear the bones cracking. Those machines can weigh hundreds of pounds.
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why does it have handles on both sides?
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Jul 30, 2016 12:48
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BattleMaster posted:why does it have handles on both sides? Looks like a cover to protect the front of the vending machine during shipping or storage. That's a lock you can see on the top as it tips over I think
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Jul 30, 2016 13:46
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D'oh! Made me think of 
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Boy, he really wants his Bebop Cola.
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KiteAuraan posted:Boy, he really wants his Bebop Cola. Some things are worth dying for. 
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Humphreys posted:Yesterday afternoon I found a random kid about 12 years old wandering around in our warehouse building. How he made it through the gates or through security at the front office I'll be damned. And of course he was playing Pokemon Go. I found him just as he caught one, he was so delighted and happily told me what he caught (I don't remember what it was). When I clerked in a warehouse the production employees would leave the outer doors propped open in the summer to get a cross-breeze. One day a woman and her dog were just wandering through my warehouse. Needless to say I put a stop to that practice the next day. What was annoying about the whole thing was that the warehouse was temperature-controlled and full of electronics, and they would open the doors while I was on my lunch break. There was a software engineer at the same company who would always walk around barefoot, and I was constantly sweeping splinters off the floor from all the pallets. It's miraculous that he was never injured.
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bleep.bloop posted:There was a software engineer at the same company who would always walk around barefoot, and I was constantly sweeping splinters off the floor from all the pallets. It's miraculous that he was never injured. Im a barefoot person but gently caress if im going to do it at my office or in a warehouse thats godawful and based on some of my coworkers i dont want a staph infection or some other vileness.
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LUBE UP YOUR BUTT posted:Looks like a cover to protect the front of the vending machine during shipping or storage. That's a lock you can see on the top as it tips over I think This is correct, it is protective cover, and that is actually a fridge. The cover is on to prevent someone from just smashing glass doors and taking whatever is inside. Jelen is a popular brand of beer in Serbia. E: while it is quite common to have those covers on at night, I have no idea why two rightmost fridges don't have them, or why those two guys didn't go for one of them. Must really like that particular brand of beer over competition (rightmost one is Lav, another popular beer). The Claptain fucked around with this message at 18:11 on Jul 30, 2016 |
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Elsa posted:yeah but also nail the dumbass in the door yeah that was a perfect chance to remove a bad driver from the gene pool
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Doctor Bombadil posted:This is correct, it is protective cover, and that is actually a fridge. The cover is on to prevent someone from just smashing glass doors and taking whatever is inside. Jelen is a popular brand of beer in Serbia. Beer vending machines? I'm surprised they aren't popular here in Australia. We're always on the lookout for ways to get more beer at all hours.
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Humphreys posted:Beer vending machines? I'm surprised they aren't popular here in Australia. We're always on the lookout for ways to get more beer at all hours. No, I already said it was a fridge. Though the idea of beer vending machines sound cool.
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Doctor Bombadil posted:No, I already said it was a fridge. Though the idea of beer vending machines sound cool. My bad. I guess my brain went ahead and ignored the word fridge and thought vending machines were a better thing.
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Jul 31, 2016 12:04
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Japan introduced an id scanning system for cigarette machines years ago but the beer/alcohol machines are still free access 
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Is there anything in Japan you can't get out of a vending machine?
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Dignity, a job, a fair trial, a tombstone...it's a short but important list. Oh, wait. 
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Shady Amish Terror posted:Dignity, a job, a fair trial, a tombstone...it's a short but important list. Wanna eat one of those lovely vending machine pizzas.
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Three-Phase posted:http://youtu.be/Z8x67uD4zhE What's making all the popping noises? Did they store ammo in there with the transformers?
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Neurion posted:Wanna eat one of those lovely vending machine pizzas. I've had those; aside from being way too tiny for what they cost, they're pretty good.
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Sammus posted:I can't be the only one here super impressed by the tensile strength of that wire right? them wires is bastards. i was backing an old Buick off a a lawn once and managed to hook a little tiny flap of rusted metal on one of those wires. tore a side panel clean off the car.
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vortmax posted:What's making all the popping noises? Did they store ammo in there with the transformers? my guess is random arcing from debris and melt
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Photonic Induction messing around again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cfu0b1UxlI
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Pingiivi posted:Photonic Induction messing around again: Stop trying to give three phase a heart attack
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Pingiivi posted:Photonic Induction messing around again: I don't think you can't get more OSHA than wearing fluffy slippers while jiggling a chain glowing red hot by electricity.
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Mithaldu posted:I don't think you can't get more OSHA than wearing fluffy slippers while jiggling a chain glowing red hot by electricity. Only if you're in Russia, thats just a living room heater there.
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Pingiivi posted:Photonic Induction messing around again: I hope that chain was not galvanized...
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Sentient Data posted:Stop trying to give three phase a heart attack What? Come on it's 100A at 30V. It's very entertaining but it's really not much. When you've got 2000A busbars at 7200V, now that's power.  May God have mercy on us all if Photinic ever gets access to a medium voltage industrial power system. Three-Phase fucked around with this message at 01:15 on Aug 1, 2016 |
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Oh and check out what happens when you send 30,000 amps through cables that are tie-wrapped together (last third of the video): http://youtu.be/xizzB88yG3E
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http://i.imgur.com/zQXYbCv.gifv Pretty sure this is not safe for anyone, it rained a lot in china is the source.
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